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PA_1520 [30 points]

A space invader in FlashInvaders colors like we had them for a period in 2014. Now celebrating 10 years of this application. Located in the center of the neighborhood Goutte-d'Or in the 18ème arrondissement of Paris.

Onscreen FlashInvader message: YES, SCAN AND FLASH

 

All my photos of PA_1520:

PA_1520 (Close-up, October 2024)

PA_1520 (Wide shot, October 2024)

 

Date of invasion: 06/09/2024 (worldwide # 4201)

 

[ Visited, flashed and captured PA_1520 38 days after invasion ]

Paris (add yourself)

 

oak street & copperas street, on craft centre

Invader (born 1969) is a French urban artist who pastes up characters from and inspired by the Space Invaders game, made up of small coloured square tiles that form a mosaic.

Invader started this project in 1998 with the invasion of Paris – the city where he lives and the most invaded city to date – and then spread the invasion to 31 other cities in France (such as Montpellier, Marseille, Avignon, Rennes, Bordeaux, Lille, or Bastia…). London, Cologne, Geneva, Newcastle, Rome, Berlin, Lausanne, Barcelona, Bonn, Ljubljana, Vienna, Graz, Amsterdam, Bilbao, Manchester, Darlington are among the 22 other European cities which have been invaded. In the world, Los Angeles, New York City, San Diego, Toronto, Bangkok, Tokyo, Katmandu, Varanasi, Melbourne, Perth and even Mombasa are now invaded with his colourful characters in mosaic tiles.

Miss Van and Space Invader above @ Mitte

Reactivated in october 2021

 

Other views of Space Invader WN_48 HERE

first time i've knitted with two colours

takes me back to binary coding 8bit fonts and sprites on the c64 :)

Seen in an alley in London

Space Invader at his show at Sep 12, 2008 @ MQ Vienna

it's not as easy to get up next to someone you love in los angeles. i was lucky enough to find this phone booth across an invader peice that i absolutely love. it's hard too see without a pro account because they only let you upload so many pixels. but that's what notes are for.

PA_1380 [30 points]

A hypnotic blue space invader on an orange background in a busy neighbourhood in the 5ème arrondissement of Paris. Number 3715 in the world.

Onscreen FlashInvaders message:HYPNOTIC

 

All my photos of PA_1380:

PA_1380 (Close-up, April 2019)

PA_1380 (Wide shot 1, April 2019)

PA_1380 (Wide shot 2, July 2020)

 

Date of invasion: 23/01/2019

 

[ Visited PA_1380 2 months and 20 days after invasion ]

My first invader!

Miniature Space Invaders arcade game, Tiny Arcade, Taito

Colosseum-Rome-Italy

Miniature Space Invaders arcade game, Tiny Arcade, Taito

this is a mosaic of a French Artist. You can see at Banksy's Film "Exit Through The Gift Shop" and in his website:

www.space-invaders.com

 

www.flickr.com/photos/tags/spaceinvader

PA_564 [20 points]

A pacman space invader on the viaduc of métro line 5 between Gare d'Austerlitz and St-Marcel at the angle of the Boulevard de l'Hôpital and Boulevard Saint Marcel.

 

Other views:

PA_564 (Line-up with PA_102, July 2016)

 

Date of invasion: 02/10/2004

 

DELETED (Summer 2013)

 

RE-ACTIVATED April 2016 (together with PA_102)

 

What are space invaders?

I hope it survives the work. This one is on Portland Street.

Invader (born 1969) is a French urban artist who pastes up characters from and inspired by the Space Invaders game, made up of small coloured square tiles that form a mosaic.

Invader started this project in 1998 with the invasion of Paris – the city where he lives and the most invaded city to date – and then spread the invasion to 31 other cities in France (such as Montpellier, Marseille, Avignon, Rennes, Bordeaux, Lille, or Bastia…). London, Cologne, Geneva, Newcastle, Rome, Berlin, Lausanne, Barcelona, Bonn, Ljubljana, Vienna, Graz, Amsterdam, Bilbao, Manchester, Darlington are among the 22 other European cities which have been invaded. In the world, Los Angeles, New York City, San Diego, Toronto, Bangkok, Tokyo, Katmandu, Varanasi, Melbourne, Perth and even Mombasa are now invaded with his colourful characters in mosaic tiles.

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